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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05
SCENES IN TIE HOUSE.
A Heated Controversy Enlivens the Wear
led Members.

A Heated Controversy Enlivens the Wear
led Members.
WASHINGTON, March This morning
the effects of sixteen-hOur session were
visible in the appearance of the hall of the
House and on the members of that body.
The floor was strewn with scraps of pa
per and remnants of documents and re-
ports. The atmosphere in the House was
very impure and oppressive, and was well
impregnated with tobacco smoke, nOtwith-
standing the repeated appeals of the Speak
er to members requesting them to observe
the rule which prohibits smoking on the
floor.
Excepting q dozen or so members whose
zeal in behalf of their iavOrite measures
kept them on the alert to take advantage
of any opportunity to secure recognition,
the gentlemen of the House lapsed into
indifference, and, stretched on sofas IN the
rear of the hall, and in the lobbies, loung-
ing back in their chairs, with feet elevated
on their desks, or grouping together in
conversational mood, they endeavored to
ward of the WEAKNESS consequent upon
their long vigils. In the galleries about
twenty persons remained throughout the
night; but as most of them were in recum-
bent and somnolent attitudes il was evident
that they were not greatly interested In
the very tame scenes which were enacted
in the House in the last night session OF
the forty-ninth Congress.
THE POSTOFFICE BILL AGREED TO.
A few minutes after O'Clock Mr.. Blount
of Georgia, announced that the Confer
ence Committee on the Postothce Appro-
priation bill had reached an agreement by
the recession of the Senate contereSs from
the subsidy amendment The report was
agreed to, thus disposing OF the bill finally.
Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, raised the
question of consideration; and the House
proceeded to kill time until the Legislat-
i've bill came from the Senate. This bill
arrived about o'clock, and it was called
upby Mr.. Holman, who explained that the
point of difference remaining bet ween the
two Houses was the item for secretaries for
Senators.
After quite heated controversy be-
tween Townshead, of Illinois, and MIR.
Cabell, of Virginia, the former severely
criticising the HORse conferees for yield
ing, as he said, to the dictation of the
Senate, Mr.. Holman moved that the
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BRIDGEPORT.
Smiths mill is on again in full.

Smiths mill is on again in full.
Mr.. Wood Darrah was In the city yes
terday.
Yesterday was pay day on the c., l.. &
W. railroad.
Tom Duncan, Of Cleveland, Is in the city
with his parents.
Mr.. John Sharpe, Of Uniontown, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Panl, Of Martins Ferry, was
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Craig. yesterday.
The German Lutheran congregation will
hold service in the lecture room Of the
Presbyterian church at 2 p, m. tomorrow.
DIR. John Cook received letter from
General Warner, yesterday afternoon. in
forming him that his appointment an post
master had been confirmed by the Senate.
A heavily loaded wagon belonging TO the
Reymann Brewing Company broke an axle
al the entrance 70 the bridge yesterday
afternoon, spilling beer kegs and bottle
casts all over the street.
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Anarchy Spreading.

LONDON, March A telegram from
Giurgevo says that risings have taken place
at Tirnova and other places and that the
insurgents are reported to be masters olaf
fairs at TirnOva.
Communication between Sofia and the
Provinces is interrupted. Anarchy is
spreading in Bulgaria.
A dispatch to the Times from Bucharest
states that several persons were killed in
the fighting at Silistria between the lnsur-
gents and Loyal troops. Two officers and
sixteen privates who were engaged in the
revolt were captured and shot.
The leaders of the revolt at Rustchuk
have been ordered to be shot.
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May Result DIsastrousIy.

PITTsBURG, March 4.-Yesterday some
500 coke workers at SehOOnmaker's ovens,
on the Hickman branch of the B. & o,
road, went out on a strike because two
carpenters were laid Of. 1t was explained
to them that the men were only tempo
rarily suspended, but it was not satisfac'
tory, and they left $50 tons of coke in the
ovens. If the trouble is not settled to-day
or tomorrow it will cause the shutting
down of their blast furnaces in this city,
and will throw >, 900 men out Of employ
ment
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The ,.Rais.''

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 4.-The con-
ventiOn Of National Printers Protective
fraternity adjourned at five o'clock this
morning, after electing officers rs follows
President Robert Hartley, Kansas City
Vice President, Oscar Kinney, Cleveland
Secretary. W. W. McLelland, of Topeka
Treasurer, Chas. w. Edwards, Whining
ton, Delaware; Chief Organizer, II. f. Cot.
trell, Kansas City. The next meeting will
be held at Cleveland in May, 1883. The
revised constitution adopted strongly
AyOrS arbitration of disputes, and disPar'
ages strikes and lOCk-Outs.
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ChIlls and Ferer-MaIarIa.

"Many cases of fever and ague, dumb
ague and OoDgestiye chills were promptly
arrested and entirely banished by the use
of Simmons Liver Regulator. You don't
say half enough in regard to the efficacy OF
this valuable medicine in cases of ague, in
termittent fevers, etc. Every case las
been arrested Immediately. l was a suf-
ferer for years with the liver disease, and
only found relief by using the Regulator =
Robert j. Weeks, Batarid, Kane Co, III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March At is
said at the White House that there is nc
probability OF a special session OF the Sen
ate being called by the President for the
purpose of acting on nominations or for any
other purpose.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
and Il successor to Secretary Manning will
be appointed next week or week after.
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Working for the Franchise.

INpIlNAPOLIs, March 1.-THE Indian
apolis Stock Company organized to secure
a National League franchise for this city,
tonight held meeting and appointed
committee 10 represent the association at
the New York League meeting IN New
York next Monday. The stock suhstrlp'
tons were increased from $40, 600 10 S2l,
U0o. which members of the project are
assured by the majority of the League
Presidents will be sufficient for obtaining
the franchise.
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swindler Anderson Convicted.

LONDON, March An indictment has
been found against George Franklin Ander-
son, the alleged American Judge who is
accused of swindliug Chas. Deakin, of
Susquehanna, Pa, out of large sums of
money under the pretcnse that he was
prosecuting a suit for the recovery of a
large English estate to which Deakin was
convinced he WAS heir. Anderson upon
being arraigned to-day defended himself.
He pleaded not guilty. After brief hear
ing Anderson was convicted and sentenced
to five years penal servitude.
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INGALLS,, OF KANSAS.
A SKETCH OF THE NEW PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES SENATE
The Most Sarcastic Seaa.or-S,oriss Of His Early
Efs-lis Graduating ESny-Hs E1ly
Struggles in Kansas-Hs Scalp
Lock At Washington
Special Carrpo.deaee atAe Resixcr.

Special Correspondence efiss Regiscr.
WASHINGTON, March 3-Senator In-
gals promises 10 make one Of the best pre-
siding officers the Senate has ever had. He is
quick in thought aud action, and his
knowledge of the rules Of the Senate has
been acquired through long experience
on the floor. He is looked upon in WASH
ington rs the leading Senator of the great
West, and of late years has come rapidly
to the front as the most aggressive Of tho
Republican leaders.
Senator Ingalls, is one of the young men
of American politics, hut he is by no means
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Thinks War

BERLIN, March 4.-PrOf Won Treitsch-
Ike, who succeeded the late Prof Won Ran
Ike as Prussian Historiographer, closed a
course of public lectures on political his
tory at the University last night. His
remarks were more than usually signif-
cant, and he pointedly referred to the
prospect of war in Europe. He said it was
probable that by the fall many who were
now students might be bearing arms on
behalf of the Fatherland. These were
troublous times, he declared, and whether
war came in few weeks or a few years, il
was inevitable
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Roustabouts Killed.

CINCINNATI, March 4.-The steamer
Fleetwood Ell route from Louisville to
Cincinnati, burst her steam pipe this
morning near Lawrenceburg, Ind. Three
roustabOuts, Morris johnson, John Sher-
man. and an unknown man, were fatally
scalded, and engineer Frank Good was
also badly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
trades. in conjunction with the Board Of
rubIi, Works, resolved to ask Council for
S-a.oHo this year outside Of the contingent
fund. This is over So, ,OO0 greater than
last YEAR, and yet there is movement on
foo. to make a losn oi S20O, 0O0 for further
rrfurnNrmentS
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Incendiarism In Ireland.

LIMERICK, March 4.--Sensation was caused
by perpetration of very extensive incediar-
ism last night in the country surrounding
the city. A large number of houses occu-
pied by tenants, and hay and outbuildings
were burned. Victims in all cases were
persons who paid rents The outrages are
political. Great excitement prevailes.
The aggregate ofproperty destroyed is very
large. The fires were caused by armed
incendiaries who escaped The district
was ablaze all night with burning houses
and hay.
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PnrtuNRsR I'sIIrnaiinn.

LONDON, March 4.-The Governor of
Mozambique telegraphs that Portuguese gun
boats remain at Tungi, assisting the work
OF installing the Portuguese government in
authority there. He says the POrtugese
bombarded the fortress ut Tungi before
capturing it and burnt the village OF Mass
ing, on which zanzibar is fortified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

If the Forty-ninth Congress had not
worked on the line: Never do to-day what
you can put Off till tomorrow, there would
no, have been 80 many hagglrd statesmen
and 50 much bad or abandoned legislation
AZ the wind-up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

THERE'S one tooth-wash, the ladies' pride,
Beloved by bellies DER every wash" be-
side;
Ole dentrifce there is supremely blest,
Asweeter, better one than all the rest
And you will find, in every land the same
That SOZODONT's its old, familiar name.
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The Car Withdraws.

BERLIN, March A report emanating
from Paris, is current TO the effect that the
Gar has given notice of his withdrawal
from the alliance of the three EmperOrs,
resuming his freedom Of action. The
rumor is not believed in diplomatic circles
in Berlin and Vienna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

THREE hundred coke workers on the
Hickman Branch of the B. Il o. struck
Yesterday, leaving 80 tons of coke in the
ovens, because two carpenters were laid
of. The strike will cause the idlenesS OF
2ou bl.lst-furnace-men in PittSburg, il
Dob, settle to-day.
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Strike on the Ii. & D.

PITTSBURGH, February All the
freight trackmen on the Pittsburgh Divi-
sion of the B. & o. have Joined with those
employed on the Mt. Pleasant branch in
demanding an increase of wages, and the
indications are that it will extend to the
entire system of the B. & o. east Of the
Ohio. An official states that the increase
will be refused. The situation is causing
some apprehension among iron manufac-
turers and coal shippers.
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THERE Is Il strike on the PittSburg di-
vision of the B. X o. The freight track
men want an increase, which, an official
SAYS. will be refused. The strike may ex-
tend over the whole system.
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Accepted by the War Office.

VIENNA, March A contract TO sup
ply hay, which was rejected few days
ago by private firm on the ground that
the hay was of an inferior quality, has just
been accepted by the War Office at double
the price at which The private firm could
have taken il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

THERE are many accidents and diseases
which affect Stock and cause serious ineOn-
venieuce and loss to the farmer in his work,
which may be quickly remedied by the use
of DR.. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment-
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Commep, on the Emnaror,s s,eecb.

LONDON, March 4.-The Vienna papers
regard the speech of Emperor William TO
the Reichstag yesterday as reassuring, but
they consider that the danger Of war pro-
ceeds more from Russia than from Ger
many or France
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

~ Western Pennsylvania aud West Virginia,
weather followed by local rains on Satur
~ ~ .'yrnlug. warmer eaSterly winds
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SECRETARY MANNING'S successor has
not been appointed but will probably bt
named next week or week after, when also
the Inter State Commerce Commission will
he appointed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

WHAT pro6teth people through their
Congress wrangle the whole session over
certifying the country and leave the coun-
TN at the mercy of foreigners in the end?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

THE effect of the failure Of Congress to
piss the General Deficiency bill will be
the serious crippling Of the Government
for the remainder Ofthe fiscal year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

THIS mornings REGISTER contains very
interesting illustrated sketch OF the most
Srcastic of Senators, INGALLS,, of Kansas,
President of the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

Political incendiarism is rampant in
the country about Limerick. The victims
are rent payers and \ large amount Of
property is destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

4 >PErINL from Charleston outlines the
Governors proclamation calling an extra
session. The date may Ee changed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

DR. JoHN C0OKE's nomination to be Post
master At Bridgeport, o., was confirmed
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05

KEEPING a diary is not what it is cracked
up to he. Thirty days of accuracy is
about the limit of the endurance; but DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup has never yet disap,
pointed any one who has used it; secure 8
hnttla for that awful cold.
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The Fortifcations, the River and Har-
bor aud the General Deficiency bills died
f,r want OF time to complete them.
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GIVE You n reason on con npulsionr'
Why of course / will. lam cured Of rheu-
matism, which has kept me enslayed for
twenty years, by using Salvation Oil,
which cost me only % cents.
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4 Scientisi,s Prediction.

VIENNA March 4.-PrOf Fall, the me-
teOrolOgiSt, announces that there is no
further danger 10 be expected from earth
quakes in the Riviera.
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Of mushroom
grqwth. The days
have passed when
he was talked OF
Is a political &C.
cident, and he
now stands be-
fore the country
as the genius Of
the United States
Senate. He Is
endowed with o
w O n derf |
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THERE is no probability OF a special ses-
SION of the Senate.
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Killed and Wounded

RUsTCHUK, March 4.-The killed and
wounded in the outbreak here number one
hundred.
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Tax Senate end of the Forty-ninth Con-
sr,ss died rePenting. 1t confirmed TROT-
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THE Bulgarian rebels have been sOundly
thrlshed.
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Nice shaken Again.

NICE, March 4.-Another slight shock
OF earthquake has been felt here. No dam
aye is reported.
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[Co.f.sed Or 7kird Psse.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
LENOX IN 1UTJNN.
A WEEK OF SOCIAL INCREMENT.

Personal NOTES.-THE WHIST ToUENANENI-RE-
CENT ARRIVALS.
LrNOX Mass. Sept. 2i.-MTs. Par"n stevens leIt
Ieiu1 early this week. II had been eXpcc ed that she
would remain TIL the frosty days OF October ana her
departure great surprise To thos' VINO had NOV
heard OF a change in her plans.
There is a world of social merrnlent Just now. Ohe
of the plcasantcst entertainments OF tie season was
the last evening OF the whist tournament at Mrs.
Chapins on Monday. The gathering was "a lar 20 one
and the playing said to have been excellent MISS
Clapr OF Pitslied, has been giving the players IN
trucons in the art and science OF whist during the
season. Przos aGarded 10 the champion PLAYERS
Mis- Clapp va. invited to contest and succeeeed III
carving OF the fret prize, while Mr. Sloan took the
second.
house WAS largely attended Thursday evening and
WA. 4, hr liant affair The costumes OF the ladies were
more elabof ate than usual.
ono ,t tho largest receptions ot the season was
gwen by Uenry Barclay on "Wednesday night Music
ana dancing ere enjoyed till late hour.
Mrs. sloan gave progressive euchro party Few
nights ago. ,.,
Nearly halt the young men and wcmcn one meets IN
the morning dressed in tennis suits and are on
their way to some court.
Mr.. Sloan and Mrs. Whitney have given receptions
this week.
from 3 to on TuesCs y tor the purpose ol raising
money TO form an outdoor club which will be known
as tho Meadow Club. The attendance was large and
money enough Was fhlrcu 10 Hlhl tH' Sluo 1T "h''
Grounds will bc secured and several tennis courts Will
be prepared this the clue expects 10 nave
n building Tor bowling next season.
The annual races OF the LenoX Club are hNed lOr
TO day. Many last horses have been entered. mo
rules are that all horses entered must be owned by
members OF th Lenox club ana ridden or driven by
their owners The programme includes trotting run
ning pony and hack and hurdle race Neat
week il /. e1nccted " AT tae annual tub parade VIII
take place his is "A rel feature OF tho Lenox seat
son aud always call, out Q large crowd.
An attempt has been made this season 10 nave az
evening entertainments I've gin as early ~ CLOCK ana
close AZ midnight but 1t has been ound ILpraetcabIe
! to carry out this Programme literally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
FINALS AT TENNIS.

Tho final rounds the Now-York Tennis Clubs open
played yesterday the ground 81 Nicholas
ave and Ohe The cold weather
strangely the aud tho sets very
sting Inc fulI score follows
Ladies' Singles Final HDund: Miss Smawood Twilight
CLUB of beat Miss Gurndy staten Island Outdoor
spOrts Club. q 4. To- 81
tcntlcnens -nglrs-Fna IOnn0 q. Hobart Nsw.YorK
Tennis CiuD beat +. H. KugEe- Ser.IOrk Tennis Cuo
G.2. 81, %.
lem, Doubles Final Round &. j. Post IT, and W.
W. HackAy ErooAlyB mn Tennis club beat :. " Smith
g. Elliott, Elizabeth Tennis Cldb 1 u, 6-g,
LADIES' Doubles Final ROund: MICS 1tODinso Miss
Clare staten Island OUTDOOR sports CLUB beat Mss V
Hobart and Mi:s n. Mckinley New.i OK Tennis Cub,
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

THE PUBLIC WELL KNOW WHAT THESE SALES
HAVE BEEN.
THIs ONE WILL ECLIPSE THEM ALL N MAG
NITUDE AND VALUES GIVEN.
IN THIS SALE We WILL OFFER RIBBoNs AT
Sc. YARD
ruAruAyE NEVER BEEN SOLD FOR LESS THAN
l5c. A YARD
AT loo. l3c l5c. l9c. AND 22c. PER YARD WE Wiz
sELLRICH MILLINERY RIBBONS THAT We HAVE
BEEN SELLING FROM 2jc. t. CO. YARD
STYLES ARE NUMEROUS AND DIFFICULT TO
DESCRIBE Silly MADE FOR THIS SEASONS
TRADE IN EVERY CHOICE MILLINERY AND
FANCY SHADE.
THE PRICES ASKED FOR THESE RIBBONS Arm
IMPLY RIDICULOUS.
wEHAvE OVER 1000 BOXES OF THEM, AND MUST
SELL -
THESATE WILLLASr THE ENTIRE WEEK. fRESh
GOODS BEING PLACED On OUR COUNTERS ENEHf
MORNING.
EARLY CALLERS WILL SECURE CHOICE EAU
DAYAND AVOID THE RUSH LATER
n B-No SAMPLES GIVEN TO AVOID DIsAP-
POINrMENT.
on MONDAY. SEPT 20 WILL OPEN FALL III
DnuT,rro< FRENCu AND ENG.ISIf FANCY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
p1.ys FOR uOPyjyGSlDE PlRK

The plans for Moruingsde Park. which are being
made by Me.rs! Onmsted and VauI. eI-
pccted TO be ready next week The principal
change from the former plans will lie in
making the main entrance II the park IN IL
centre at Onc-hundrod and Xoenhs st. instead OF at
One.uundred and ieutl.st. The Park Commissioners
will apply at the Board OF Estimate for the APP
preparation 10 be expended IN Mornngsido Park aud
arrsngement. will DO made To begin tho work this fall.
II is expected then that plans Will bo made for the
work Riverside and for completing Central Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
THE ENTITIES FOR TOMORROW.

The programme fof 10 morrow promises air sport j
would be If l.. ]. Baldwin would withdraw all his
entries. After The way IN which Emperor Of Norfolk
was handled yesterday his much better than his
couIpany the Ee-tern race tracks.
Ia>Ony should win tn" Aist race. S'uyvcsant second
Mamie Hunt should win n" second race, Bessie June
second.
The Willow STAKES should fall to Leo H. Austricnne
second.
Volante should win The WOodlaWn Handicap, II that
peculiar horse be- uustcd 10 win two good in
success and tho cCgl furus should get second place
Give the huh iaCe 10 FOrdham. hinghsh second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
AN EASY VICTORY FOR BROOKLYN.
THE EASTERN CLUBS WON N TUE wEsf-ihh

EEIOKDN To
The Brooklyn It's first victory In une games p'ea
gon yesterday About 300 spectators "ero
present and about l450 seemed TO have the chis INC
to keep by putting heavy flames I'M
der their uniforms The match farce throughout 'he
Athletic nine PLAYING lot OF school boys me ho"o
nine however played in excellent form and won Win ruo
lous ease Tho score a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

Earned IIns-Brook,yn 1 on ba.ts"BrooEiyn 5;
IntbIetic q FIRST base on balls-McClean Greer l.
otorson l. Larkin l. struck out-Peopes J. Po9JLnHa
mozart / Stolen bases-Pnkney Swauwood 8 Nc
any l. Greer l. Peoples Poorman weyhins P,onin.
base hs-Terry l. Larkin l. Tvo-hase hlts0feoPlcs
Greer l. Phillips J. Townsend l. Double plsys-swsi pr
and Pinkney Hit by pitcher-Greer Peopes anu
nav Wild ntches-Woyhine 3. Passed bals-I0wnseho =
Umpre-Mr Ferguson. Time Of game-:b0
All four Easternclubs OF the League closed ther to
I'm the with Yesterday The CINCINNATI bro.
lyn and Metropolitan clubs won me Ainercn "
sociaton games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
! !: !; : ] H.

5000 sets OF teeth SC per set reduced from $40,
warranted At WHITES y. y. TOOTH co. Gth ave ana
13th st. lover the ewery stored established 1888 tho
largest cheapest and only dental establishment In " u
CIV using steam power SEQ that the name Dr. White
IN the door, unscrupulous parties VINO
r beginners I'm the business trying 20 deceive the
nubio by Initiating our The worn Of other dentists
-.